| 14th April 2016 09:33 AM | |
| Pathak | Re: Film MBA Programs As you have asked about the dual degree Master of Business Administration (MBA)/ Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program offered by New York University for aspiring film producers, I am giving you some information about it The joint MBA/MFA degree is a partnership of two world-class programs, NYU’s Stern School of Business and Kanbar Institute of Film & Television at the Tisch School of the Arts. The MBA/MFA degree is a three-year program that enables students to pursue both degrees simultaneously. Students must be accepted by both schools and spend about half their time taking courses at each Admission Deadlines: August -November Take GMAT (or GRE) Prepare personal statement and resume Gather letters of recommendation Begin applications for MBA and MFA Submit transcripts Begin working on creative portfolio December 1 Kanbar MFA Application Deadline Creative Portfolio due Submit visual submission, written submission, and all application materials to Tisch–Kanbar Institute of Film and Television via slide room. Submit online Graduate Admissions application to Tisch December 15 Stern MBA Application Deadline Spring –Summer Receive admission decisions from both Tisch and Stern Follow all necessary steps to successfully enrol in dual-degree program Applicants to the Stern MBA will be required to submit all of the following: Personal Information Standardized Test Information – GMAT or GRE (and TOEFL if required) Résumé and work history Work History (separate from résumé) Activities and Achievements International Student Supplement (if applicable) Essays Two recommendations Transcripts and degree Non-refundable application fee Contact: New York University Address: New York, NY, United States |
| 14th April 2016 09:32 AM | |
| Unregistered | Film MBA Programs Hello sir, I am Dexter Bravo. I am from New York. I want you to help me by giving me some information about the dual degree Master of Business Administration (MBA)/ Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program offered by New York University for aspiring film producers. Can you help me? |
